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OurCrowd’s portfolio company Zula was featured in The Next Web, a leading technology news website. The company has created ZCast, a social podcasting platform for producing high-quality, multi-member podcasts from an iPhone. I thought Opinion was the easiest possible way to create a podcast, but it turns out I was wrong. ZCast is an app out today for iOS and the Web that makes live, interactive podcasting a cinch. Tightly integrated with Twitter, you sign in, tap a button, give your podcast a title and away you go. Adding other people to a conversation is as simple as entering their Twitter handle and sending an invite. If they have the app, they’ll get a push notification or otherwise you’ll send them an automated tweet inviting them to download it and get involved. Zula raised $385,000 from OurCrowd investors in May 2013 and $407,022 in a follow-on funding round in June 2014. Read more on The Next Web...

OurCrowd’s portfolio company Zula, a startup that aims to revolutionize team communication for an increasingly mobile world, was featured on Fox Business, a leading American business news television channel. In the interview, Zula’s Founder and Chairman Jeff Pulver discusses T-Mobile’s music concept, Amazon’s new phone and his new venture. Zula raised $385,000 from OurCrowd investors in May 2013 and $407,022 in a follow-on funding round in June 2014. View the video on Fox Business here. Watch the latest video at...

Leading technology website, TechCrunch, featured OurCrowd portfolio company Zula. The company aims to revolutionize team communication for an increasingly mobile world. Israeli startup Zula, the team communication app founded by VoIP pioneers Jeff Pulver(Vonage) and Jacob Ner-David (Delta Three), has closed a $3 million series A round. The round was led by Morton Meyerson of 2M, who is joined by Ourcrowd, Microsoft Ventures, Nathan Low, and Doug Pauly. Describing itself these days as a cross-platform team communication app, Zula was first unveiled to the world in July of last year, and then went on to appear in the TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield in San Francisco that September as the audience choice.   Zula raised $350,000 from OurCrowd investors in May 2013 and $560,000 in a follow-on funding round in 2014. Read more on...